V-belt / 12.7 x 3060 mm / Cub Cadet XT1/XT2/XZ6/ZT1-46 / MTD / 754P06135 / 754-06135

Mower drive belt with a length of 3060 mm, a width of 12.7 mm and a height of 13 mm for Cub Cadet mowers of the Cub Cadet XT1, Cub Cadet XT2, Cub Cadet XZ6, Cub Cadet ZT1-46 series with a 1170 mm mower and others.

A standard V-belt is marked with two length values: Ld and Li. The length Li is the internal length and the length Ld is the so-called pitch length, according to the ISO standard, in simple terms it can be called the external length, but it is the length measured at the strongest structural point of the belt. V-belt markings are most often a capital letter of the alphabet indicating the cross-section of the belt (mm) Z, A, B, C, D and length. The simplest division of belts available on the market are narrow-profile belts, classic belts, narrow-profile toothed belts and classic toothed belts.

V-belt length: Li, Ld and La.

• Li - internal length,
• Ld /Lp - pitch length (measured at the height of 3/4 of the wedge cross-section, ISO dimension),
• La - external length.

Dimensions :

• internal length (Li): - mm,
• pitch length (Lp): 3060 mm,
• external length (La): - mm
• width: 12.7 mm,
• height: 13 mm,
• comparison numbers: 754P06135,
• part number: 754-06135.

Lawn mower models :

Cub Cadet :

• Cub Cadet XT1,
• Cub Cadet XT2,
• Cub Cadet XZ6,
• Cub Cadet ZT1-46.

A V-belt is an element that is used to transfer power from the engine or transmission to the accessory or device. V-belts are most often used to drive an alternator, a coolant pump or a compressor, and in agriculture, belts are used in agricultural devices and accessories operating at high rotational speeds. V-belts are the most frequently worn parts of agricultural machines due to the material they are made of and damage resulting from overloads during machine operation. A worn V-belt should be replaced with a new one as soon as possible to prevent an accident or damage to the machine. A poorly installed V-belt or incorrectly set tensioner, too little or too much tension on the V-belt may result in faster wear. The first signs of V-belt wear (e.g. belt stretching) are a loss of machine power or an unnatural sound when the device is operating.

Magazine :
M01:B92:S01